A Life Lived “To the Utmost Limit”: Comanche of the 7th

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By Jonathan Steffen The Natural History Museum of the University of Kansas houses the stuffed hide of a 15-hands buckskin-colored horse with a black dorsal stripe. Wearing a United States Cavalry saddle of late 19th-century pattern and protected by … Read the full article →